Original Belgian 7mm Pinfire Pocket Pepperbox Revolver with Ejector Rod Stored in Grip - circa 1850 Napoleonic I was covered with mud

I was covered with mud and dirt from being dragged

This example Is definitely an upmarket example

since the toggle action that operated the bolt to eject and load a new round also cocked the hammer)

His marksmanship at this point was not as important as his ability to load his single action rifle as fast as he could and fire it point blank into the body of a closing Sudanese

so damage like this is not uncommon

Original Belgian 7mm Pinfire Pocket Pepperbox Revolver with Ejector Rod Stored in Grip - circa 1850 Napoleonic I was covered with mudOriginal item. Only One Available. This is a very nice Belgian Pinfire Pocket Pepperbox revolver, in the relatively small 7mm pinfire cartridge. It is made very much in the French style, and many French makers had these made under contract in the gun making city of Lige, Belgium. Made around 1850, revolvers such as these were principally supplied to the Parisian Market from where many were shipped to the United States before the Civil War. Intended